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All the seating accomodation is reserved, i am glad to say. Sat Nov 03, 2007 11:56 am  All the seating accomodation is reserved, i am glad to say.
 

All the seating accomodation is reserved,i am glad to say.
what does this sentence mean?
All the seats are reserved.....? or All the accomodation is reserved?
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All the seating accomodation is reserved, i am glad to say. Sat Nov 03, 2007 15:12 pm  All the seating accomodation is reserved, i am glad to say.
 

Sounds a bit off to me, all the seating has already been reserved?or to sit/go you have to make a reservation (like a restaraunt)

And why would anyone be "glad" or happy? Is it to keep out the riff raff?
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